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According to a recent WAV Group poll of real estate professionals, only 28% want to keep the policy as-is, with many citing concerns over litigation.

A bright spot in a tough market? The best time to buy in 2024 — and save upwards of $14,000 — is just weeks away, says Realtor.com.

A Fannie Mae survey found that despite sour attitudes about homebuying, there’s hope that rates and prices will decline — and a geographic divide over selling.

The brokerage will be offering its Redfin Next commission-split plan to agents in all markets starting Oct. 27, a year after it unveiled the pilot program.

Agents in four states — Tennessee, Georgia and the Carolinas — can now access 1.9 million shared listings, while REcolorado and IRES re-up their partnership.

eXp nabs Maryland mega-team and Vancouver group; The Agency opens new Brooklyn office; Coldwell Banker gains top producers in Boston.

Agent-client collaborative platform Rayse engages industry veterans as it works to empower real estate professionals; Fannie Mae chief economist stepping down.

A mixed August jobs report has economists speculating about how deep of an interest rate cut the Federal Reserve might make on Sept. 18.

Watch the conversation with eXp CEO Leo Pareja as he discusses the company’s decision to do away with cooperative compensation and lead the way on forms.

Zillow upgrades AI search; Revive's valuation tool now free; Long & Foster enhances chatbot; LeadingRE adds Move Concierge; Calque expands financing products.

More choices and lower mortgage rates may bring out late-season buyers, and they could have an advantage over those who wait until spring.

A new report from ATTOM indicates that select counties in California, New Jersey and Illinois are most at risk of a housing market downturn.

The “free” ride may not last as officials seek solutions for a deflationary economy and a glut of homes — the mirror image of what the U.S. is dealing with.

The commissions cases will be reassigned after Judge Andrea Wood was made aware of a possible conflict of interest.

The company said its product suite has “been upgraded so buyer's agents can more quickly and easily display their value” — and see compensation offers.

With new industry rules now in effect, the association has released additional resources for buyers and sellers that focus on ethics and steering.

The Keyes Company has reached an agreement in the Gibson lawsuit as the settlement fund nears $1 billion.

The policy, which was designed to discourage the sharing of listings via private networks outside the MLS, is being called into question.

NAR’s latest confidence survey also suggests that buyers gained some leverage this summer, but overall sales were down.

With new industry practice changes now in effect, agents can face real consequences for breaking the rules. MLSs — and brokerages — are trying to help.